April is Child Abuse Prevention Month, a time dedicated to raising awareness, strengthening families, and reminding communities that protecting children is everyone’s responsibility. At Crittenton Center, we believe that prevention begins with connection—and that’s exactly what our annual Bridge to Bright Futures event series is all about. Now in its fourth year, Bridge to Bright Futures invites the Siouxland community to come together for two meaningful (and fun!) events designed to support families,
Think your squad has the fastest hands in the valley? Put your skills to the test at the 1st Annual Puzzle Madness Tournament! On Sunday, March 15th, Oscar Carl Vineyard is trading the basketball court for the puzzle board. We’ve selected a fun, high-energy 500-Piece Puzzle for our first-ever tournament. The catch? You won’t know what you’re building until the whistle blows! The Game Plan:The Mystery: The puzzle box remains hidden until the timer starts. No peeking!The Clock: Your squad has 2 hours to
Join us for our 3rd Annual “Sip & Plant!” Bill & Rhonda Brandt from Brandt Gardens & Greenhouse will be in the lower level Vineyard View ready for you with their beautiful succulents, cacti & houseplants! Come anytime between 1-4pm, but come early for the best selection! The Brandts will be bringing hundreds of containers for you to choose from. (Personally hand-picked by them!) Or bring your own container. Or why not do both!! If you bring your own container, just pay for the plants that you select.
The Cathedral of the Epiphany in Sioux will host a concert by the Northwestern College Symphonic Band on March 29 at 7 p.m. The concert is free and open to the public.The band’s touring program features music that offers encouragement, reflection and joy across a range of styles and eras. Selections include “Pageant” by Vincent Persichetti; “The Trombone King” by Karl King; and “Nostalgia” by Rossano Galante; as well as familiar hymn settings like William Himes’ arrangement of “Amazing Grace.”The program
The Cathedral Arts Series presents Dr. Carrie Groenewald, concert organist from Dordt University on Feb. 15 at 3 p.m. at the Cathedral of the Epiphany at 1000 Douglas Street in Sioux City. Groenewald will be performing works based upon hymns and psalms by Bruhns, Speuy, Sweelinck, Matter and Bastiaans. Admission is free and open to the public. All are invited to stay for sung vespers at 4 p.m. immediately following the concert.
A Night in Violet | March 14, 5 PMGala Address and Benefit for SafePlaceWe would be honored if fellow chamber members would join us for this meaningful event through attending the gala address, or by sponsorship or sponsoring a table to fill with guests.Enjoy dinner, a silent auction, a Hollywood-style Glam-Bot experience, and a powerful keynote from Joe Petito, father of Gabby Petito, speaking on the loss of his daughter due to intimate partner violence, and his journey on sharing it with the public
Sioux City Public Museum opens Toys & Quilts The Sioux City Public Museum announces the opening of its newest exhibition, Toys & Quilts, an inviting exploration of the warm, handcrafted traditions that have shaped childhood and community for generations—just in time for the holiday season. Visitors are invited to discover a charming selection of classic toys from the Museum’s collection, including a circa-1900 cast-iron floor train, a 1909 Milton Bradley cardboard toy village, and a miniature
CONE PARK OPENING DAY ANNOUNCED The Sioux City Parks & Recreation Department wishes to announce the official opening date for the Cone Park tubing hill and ice-skating rink is Friday, December 19, 2025. All tickets and birthday party packages are now available for purchase.How to Purchase a Ticket There are three ways to buy your ticket – payment is required at the time of purchase: 1. Go to www.coneparksiouxcity.com and purchase online. We strongly encourage this method. 2. Call the Parks &